Irish verb

íoc

pay

íoc is a Irish verb meaning “pay”. Its verbal noun is íoc.

Verbal noun: íoc

How Irish verb conjugation works — understand the patterns behind the forms below.

Present

PersonForm
Iíocaim
you (singular)íocann tú
he / sheíocann sé
weíocaimid
you (plural)íocann sibh
theyíocann siad
autonomousíoctar

Past

PersonForm
Id'íoc mé
you (singular)d'íoc tú
he / shed'íoc sé
wed'íocamar
you (plural)d'íoc sibh
theyd'íoc siad
autonomousíocadh

Future

PersonForm
Iíocfaidh mé
you (singular)íocfaidh tú
he / sheíocfaidh sé
weíocfaimid
you (plural)íocfaidh sibh
theyíocfaidh siad
autonomousíocfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'íocfainn
you (singular)d'íocfá
he / shed'íocfadh sé
wed'íocfaimis
you (plural)d'íocfadh sibh
theyd'íocfaidís
autonomousd'íocfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iíocaim
you (singular)íoc
he / sheíocadh sé
weíocaimis
you (plural)íocaigí
theyíocaidís

íoc in context

D'íoc mé cúig dollar as an leabhar.

I paid five dollars for the book.

Bhí orm an t-airgead a íoc.

I had to pay the money.

An féidir liom íoc le cárta creidmheasa?

Can I pay with a credit card?

Ar íoc tú an praghas iomlán?

Did you pay the full price?

Beidh ort íoc as páirceáil ar thaobh na sráide.

You will have to pay for parking on the side of the street.

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Native language name: Gaeilge